intergenerational

Our kids are being raised in a time where, if left to their own devices, they would rarely interact with generations beyond theirs. The noise is deafening. And the need for intergenerational community is great.

Here are a few practices that could allow for your church to begin to connect children, youth, and the elderly (the groups that tend to be left out of communal gatherings) in meaningful ways.

For Christians, Advent is a season of preparation and waiting. Advent prayer stations are a great way to keep kids focused on the real meaning of the Christmas season.

Once we realize the importance of intergenerational communication platforms and how to access generations, we have a much better chance of bridging the gap and finding ways to bring generations together.

Churches need some practical and simple ways to make it possible for children to be integrated into the service. Here are some practical tips and tools for Intergenerational Worship Services that might be useful for your faith community.

If we were to change our expectations about kids in church, what would that look like?  What expectations could we have instead?

How can an aging church possibly reach younger families? Here are five different ways some churches have actually accomplished this feat.